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RESCHEDULED: Join us on 25 September at Lambeth Palace in aid of Arts for Dementia

Posted: 23rd April 2026

Due to the extreme heat forecast for the original date of 26 June, our Lambeth Palace HOPE Day has been rescheduled to 25 September .

On 25th September 2026, we are delighted to be the charity partner for a Heritage Open Palace Experience (HOPE) Day at Lambeth Palace. On selected days each year, the Palace opens its doors to the public, offering a chance to explore this historic London landmark while supporting charitable causes. Tickets are £12 plus booking fee, and on this occasion, all proceeds will support Arts for Dementia.

Explore the historic home of the Archbishop of Canterbury

Visitors can enjoy a self-guided tour of some of the Palace’s most significant spaces, including:

  • The State Rooms
  • The 14th-century Guard Room
  • The Great Hall
  • The Crypt Chapel

All tickets sold will support people living with dementia through creativity

Funds raised from this HOPE Day will help more people living with early-stage dementia to participate in arts workshops that provide opportunities for creative expression, social connection and enjoyment.

For more information, including frequently asked questions please click here.

What to expect on the day

Written by Penny Fosten

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